Nite + In Mitra Medusa Inri

Big, dark dance music. Guitars, synthesizers and a duet of two singers create the songs you'll be dancing to for the next thirty years.

NITE is an alternative band inspired by the sounds of darkwave, synthpop and post-punk. Hailing from Texas, twin brothers Myles and Kyle Mendes make music that bridges the gap between dark nostalgia and modern electronic pop.

Their latest singles - All Your Pain, Have Mercy, Price For Heaven and Our Light Will Never Die - showcase their ability to combine haunting melodies with driving beats. All Your Pain gained viral attention through nostalgia posts on Facebook and Instagram, landed on Spotify's Dark and Gothic playlist and cemented NITE's reputation as a band to keep an eye on.

Having toured with Dead on a Sunday, The Funeral Portrait, Small Black, Empathy Test and The New Division, NITE has captivated audiences across the country with their magnetic live performances. Whether writing songs about love, loss or resilience, NITE continues to illuminate the darker corners of the human experience.

IN MITRA MEDUSA INRI "from the past to the future"

In 1992, In Mitra Medusa Inri was founded. With the intention of translating their experiences and emotions into music, the band began their musical work. Only a short time later, they signed their first record deal with Spirit Productions. Various concerts soon followed, including at Zwischenfall ( D-Bochum ) and Kassablanca ( D-Jena ). The reactions of the audience were consistently positive and so the band became known in the scene. The CD "Long forgotten world" (1996) was produced. It was very well received and many gigs followed. A whole series of recordings followed. Among other things, the band was able to place the song THE CIRCLE on the legendary ZILLO MYSTIC sound sampler.

In 2024, exactly ten years after the KALTE FARBEN album, the new album SECOND LIFE was released. The songs SHADOWS, BROKEN DREAMS and others were released as singles.

In Mitra Medusa Inri present songs from 3 decades of band history.